DOM Compilation and Basic Directives

Have a passable directive engine, with which we can define directives and then apply them on DOM structures.

[ ] How the $compile provider is constructed.
[ ] That directive registration happens outside of the core dependency injection mechanism but integrates with it.
[ ] That directives are available from the injector though they’re usually applied via DOM compilation.
[ ] That an Angular application may have several directives with the same name.
[ ] How several directives can be registered with one module.directive() invocation using the shorthand object notation.
[ ] How the DOM compilation happens: For each node in the compiled DOM, matching directives are collected and then applied to the node.
[ ] How the compiler recurses into child nodes after their parents are compiled.
[ ] How the directive name can be prefixed in different ways when specified in the DOM.
[ ] How the different matching modes (element, attribute, class, comment) work.
[ ] How directives can be restricted to only match certain modes, where the defaults is A for attribute matching.
[ ] How directives can be applied over a group of sibling nodes by having -start and -end attributes in separate elements.

All issues in milestone: 0.6.0 milestone

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